Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-02-12
BRIEF MENTION.

Forget the
Virginia Star
Minstrels next
Wednesday evening
At the Odeon Hall, Dayton.
J. A. Bonham is sole agent here for Shi.
loh's cure.
Walter Lotus was in town this week from
Pine Grove.
Some changes have been made in Cooks
ad this week. Read it.
Mrs. J. Kendall, formerly Hettie Guild,
is visiting her parents in Dayton.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. julie
Dreyfus is very i'll with pneumonia.
w. J. Marsh was a passenger on last
evenings train bound for Virginia City.
BORN-In Sutro, Thursday, February Sd,
1887, to the wife Of B. O'Harra, daughter.
Bill Wi,herow, of Mason Valley, has rent.
ed the old Jim Downey saloon in Pizen
Switch.
Drop into the Arcade when you 60 to vir-
ginia, and get hot lunch and a glass Of
good beer
Hook Mason and his son.in law, Mr.. Har-
den, were visiting Mason Valley this week
on cattle business.
| Gideon Rasger has leased the hotel and
saloon owned by Mrs. Laura Written in
Greenfield Mason Valley.
Mrs. w. A. Marsh, Of Grand Junction,
COL. is in Dayton on visit to her parental
home for couple Of months.
Commissioner Littell has purchased the lot
opposite J. S. Craig's store in Greenfield and
will build residence thereon.
The infant child of Peter Savage, OF Sutro
died this week Wednesday. The funeral
took place Friday in Virginia City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George auckland returned
from San Francisco the first Of the week.
Georges health is much improved.
Allie Jaqua now has the TIMES route in
Dayton and is authorized to solicit sub.
scriptions and collect for the same at the
end Of each month.
f. C. Smith, OF Greenfield has gone to
California to take up his permanent residence.
He took with him small band Of horses
Bob Smith accompanied him.
Barney Reymers was in town this week
Tuesday. He is almost entirely recovered
from the injuries he received by his team
running away week or two ago.
Mike Kelley, OF Sutro, while stepping
from a buggy one evening the first Of this
week slipped and severely sprained his
knee. DIR. Hazlett fixed it all right.
Will the E0rning Report please tell US
how much money DR.. Rae's dredging scheme
or electric process ever cost its (the Repoyfs)
proprietors, or anybody else in this State.
The strong wind that blew last week in
Mason Valley, lifted the Gallagher District
school house from its foundation and carried
it about for feet out Of line. The sentry. box
was also carried away and made complete
wreck Of.
Hon. Richard Rising, District Judge, was
in Dayton Thursday afternoon looking after
court business. The Judge called upon
County Clerk Harris and drew the names Of
thirty six trial jurors to appear in Court on
the 2Sth inst.
"Let me write the ballads Of a nation,
said wise man, sand care not who makes
its laws" This is true, and it may also be
said that the discovery Of St. Jacobs OIL
the conquerer Of pain, has been Of more value
to the world then the finding OF a comet.
Lord Colin Campbell appeared for the first
time as barrister week before last. His
library is to be sold at Edinburgh in day
or two. The books are mainly Scotch. and
the proceeds will not 60 far toward paying
the cost OF his recent suit. The bill handed
in amounts to $I3,soo and this. unless paid
will land Lord Colin in the Bankruptcy
Court.
They have a Chinaman on the sluices at
the Douglass mill, who is an old hand at the
business. Upon being questioned in regard
to the appearance Of the sluices respecting
Toured quicksilver, he answered MIR. Cobb,
as follows: "Me no see 'em, you 60 look
see. What for you sweep 'em nowa Bime
by no more sluice, me no more work, gee
Chlist"